Instead of really thinking “how do I feel right now?” it’s really hard not to just think “in past situations like this I’ve put down ‘6’ so I should put down ‘6’ now”.
Interesting. I’ve done experience-sampling to track my mood for about 3 years, and haven’t noticed this dynamic. (It generally feels like I’m answering the question “how do I feel right now?”)
Just another data point.
Before having a kid this worked properly...
This is a great point. I don’t have children & this hasn’t been a problem for me. Totally makes sense that this comes up once you’re a parent.
I agree that DALY/QALY measurements aren’t great either, though.
My intuition is that aggregating the results of the two methods would outperform either method individually, because they skew in different directions.
Interesting. I’ve done experience-sampling to track my mood for about 3 years, and haven’t noticed this dynamic. (It generally feels like I’m answering the question “how do I feel right now?”)
Just another data point.
This is a great point. I don’t have children & this hasn’t been a problem for me. Totally makes sense that this comes up once you’re a parent.
My intuition is that aggregating the results of the two methods would outperform either method individually, because they skew in different directions.